Discover the best attractions and experiences Val di Noto has to offer
Explore the iconic Baroque architecture that defines the Val di Noto towns.
A grand Baroque cathedral in the heart of Noto, renowned for its refined façade and interior.
Lavish Baroque palace with ornate balconies overlooking Noto's main street.
A striking Baroque cathedral rising in Ragusa Ibla's historic core.
Iconic 148-step staircase flanked by colorful ceramic tiles and a hilltop church.
Delve into archaeology, ceramics and local history that shape the region.
Archaeological museum in Ragusa with artifacts from the Iblean area.
Showcases traditional Sicilian ceramics including the towns famed wares.
Civic museum presenting Modica's artistic and historical heritage.
Museum dedicated to Modica's renowned stone-ground chocolate.
Sacred sites that highlight the region's religious heritage and Baroque embellishments.
Grand Baroque cathedral dominating Noto's central square.
Elegant cathedral exemplifying Modica's Baroque character.
Stately cathedral set within Ragusa Ibla’s labyrinth of lanes.
Historic church tucked among Scicli's intricate streets.
Natural reserves and protected landscapes frame the region’s scenery.
Coastal reserve known for birds, beaches and salt flats.
Dramatic canyon with clear pools and scenic trails.
Ancient canyon and archeological landscape near Palazzolo Acreide.
Characterful cores where you feel the local rhythms.
The old town of Ragusa with narrow lanes, stairways and charming courtyards.
Elegant streets, grand palazzi and Baroque churches along a sweeping avenue.
Winding lanes, pastel façades and a strong crafts tradition.
Picturesque townscape of palazzi and scenic corners.
Low-cost ways to enjoy the region’s beauty.
Wander the lantern-lit alleys and scenic staircases.
Explore grand squares and façades without spending a euro.
Take in architecture, nooks and viewpoints along the streets.
Relax on public beaches and enjoy the sea air.
Local flavors that define the Val di Noto.
Distinctive stone-ground chocolate with a grainy texture.
Frothy, icy sweetness ideal for hot Sicilian days.
Classic Sicilian fried snacks found in markets and trattorie.
Moist, aromatic olive oil produced in the surrounding hills.
Evening atmospheres reflecting Sicily’s convivial spirit.
Cafés and bars spill onto the picturesque squares after dark.
Soft lights highlight Baroque façades after sunset.
Casual bars, gelaterias and lively street life.
Cultural experiences that showcase local craft and performance.
Music in historic spaces beneath the night sky.
Traditional Sicilian puppet shows reviving classic tales.
Vibrant processions and live acts in the squares.
Active ways to enjoy coastlines and landscapes.
Explore lagoons and marine life along protected shores.
Trail routes through dramatic canyons and natural pools.
Swim, sun and sea sports along the long sandy beach.
Hidden gems and lesser visited corners.
Ancient Greek ruins set in a hillside landscape.
Ridge tombs carved into limestone cliffs with panoramic views.